Temperatures were cold enough for meteorologists to warn of frostbite and hypothermia with extended exposure to the temperatures. A stock photo of a thermometer in the winter time. A stock photo ...

factoring in temperature and wind speed. The greater the wind speed, the faster heat is lost from the body, which can lead to a quicker onset of frostbite and hypothermia. The chart below from the ...

There are reportedly thousands of hypothermia-related deaths in Canada each year. A change of even a few degrees in body temperature (below 35°C) can disrupt organ and nervous system function and ...